...Daniel Balderston; José Quiroga Duke University Press 2003 A Beautiful, Sinister Fairyland GAY SUNSHINE PRESS DOES LATIN AMERICA Fairyland...

...Adrián Pérez Melgosa This essay researches the complex role that films portraying Anglo-Latin romances have played in the construction, dissemination, and reconstruction of Latin Americanism—the set of discourses representing and theorizing Latin America from local, U.S., and European...

...Ana María Dopico As Social Text published its first essays on Latin America, the Americas were living the disastrous consequences of a hemispheric cold war in the forms of dictatorships, military rule, and brutal state violence; confronting popular and institutionalized revolutions; and suffering...

... postcolonial theory is still a productive approach, this entry questions the applicability of the postcolonial paradigm to study sixteenth-century Latin America, nineteenth-century Africa, or the twentieth-century Caribbean. The Caribbean and Latin America are used as a disciplinary counterpoint, to trace...

... directions in which culture responded to the neoliberal era in Latin America since the 1990s, producing contrasting renderings of precarity. In these productions, the question of subjectivity becomes a kernel of new political imagination as a site of political and aesthetic contestations. By focusing...

... revolutionary experiences, especially those in Latin America. The reality of these processess permanently debunked the developmentalism of Euro-American Marxist theory that privileged a model of revolutionary agency stubbornly identified with urban, industrial labor. The cultural and sexual policies...

...Ashley Dawson; Macarena Gómez-Barris Abstract This article works with a comparative, hemispheric approach to address potential sites, propositions, and sources for postextractive energy transitions. Specifically, the focus is on case studies from within the United States and Latin America...

... identity and hardly an integrated geopolitical critique. It was something else entirely to think the Ameri- cas, and to understand the Americas, from a hemispheric perspective beyond the United States. In Latin America and the Caribbean...

... perspective beyond the United States. In Latin America and the Caribbean, appeals to cultural and political solidarity across the hemisphere were crafted by negotiating the competing imperialisms of Europe and the United...

... identity and hardly an integrated geopolitical critique. It was something else entirely to think the Ameri- cas, and to understand the Americas, from a hemispheric perspective beyond the United States. In Latin America and the Caribbean...

.... It was something else entirely to think the Ameri- cas, and to understand the Americas, from a hemispheric perspective beyond the United States. In Latin America and the Caribbean, appeals to cultural and political solidarity across the hemisphere...

.... It was something else entirely to think the Ameri- cas, and to understand the Americas, from a hemispheric perspective beyond the United States. In Latin America and the Caribbean, appeals to cultural and political solidarity across the hemisphere...

.... It was something else entirely to think the Ameri- cas, and to understand the Americas, from a hemispheric perspective beyond the United States. In Latin America and the Caribbean, appeals to cultural and political solidarity across the hemisphere...

..., Eduardo. 1973 . Open Veins of Latin America: Five Centuries of the Pillage of a Continent . New York City: Monthly Review. Giddings, Paula. 1984 . When and Where I Enter: The Impact of Black Women on Race and Sex in America . New York City: Morrow. Hall, Stuart. 1993 . Stuart Hall: Critical...

... the essays collected here were first presented. This gathering, the annual Tepoztlán Institute for the Transnational History of the Americas, brings together in Mexico scholars from the United States and Latin America who share an interest in transnational...

... and general editor of the Library of Latin America series at Oxford University Press. Her most recent book, The Decline and Fall of the Lettered City: Latin America and the Cold War (Harvard University Press), was awarded the Bolton-Johnson Prize by the Conference of Latin American...

... and that many Afro-Latinos were pioneers of integration, alongside African Americans, during the desegregation of organized baseball. Importantly, the reinsertion of Latinos, especially Afro-Latinos, and of Latin America into the history...

.... Rohter, Larry. 2003 . Once secure, Argentines now lack food and hope. New York Times , 2 March. Stokes, Susan. 2001 . Mandates and democracy: Neoliberalism by surprise in Latin America . New York:Cambridge University Press. Uslaner, Eric. 2002 . The moral foundations of trust . New York...

..., and editor of its trilingual, peer-­reviewed journal, e-­misférica. She is the author of Blackface Cuba, 1840 –1895 (Uni- versity of Pennsylvania Press) and a series of essays on contemporary performance in Latin America. A. Naomi Paik is assistant professor of American studies...

... issues. Angela Martínez is an independent consultant. She has spent nineteen years working with government and community-based organizations throughout Latin America and in the United States to develop, imple­ ment, and evaluate programs on sexual and reproductive health and rights...